Arizona St vs. Texas St Odds & Betting Predictions - September 12, 2024

.tsa undefeated vs undefeated take home favs Overall: 44-27-2,62% (ROI:20%) Season:0-0-0, 0% (ROI: 0%)

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Follow On X: https://x.com/PicksOffice Texas State's high-powered offense, led by head coach GJ Kinne, is set to be a real threat to Arizona State. The Bobcats’ attack, which ranked impressively in the top 20 in multiple offensive categories last season, has hit the ground running again this year. With Jordan McCloud, a James Madison transfer, under center, Texas State has already showcased its firepower by putting up 34 points on Lamar and 49 on UTSA. McCloud’s 309-yard, two-touchdown performance in Week 2 highlights the offensive potential that can give Arizona State's defense serious problems. This season, Texas State is once again a balanced threat, running the ball 52% of the time while ranking in the top 25 in rushing efficiency metrics, which means they can attack ASU’s defense in multiple ways. Arizona State, despite its impressive 2-0 start, is still a team with major question marks. Sam Leavitt, their new starting quarterback, had a rough outing against Mississippi State, completing just 50% of his passes for a mere 65 yards. If ASU’s passing game continues to sputter, they’ll be forced to rely heavily on their running game, which ranks 25th in EPA per Play. However, Texas State’s defense, returning nine starters, showed it can contain offenses with a strong performance against UTSA, allowing just 10 points. The Bobcats’ defensive improvement is a key factor in this matchup, especially since Arizona State has yet to prove they can consistently move the ball through the air. Arizona State's defensive weaknesses were exposed in Week 2, allowing a 63rd-percentile EPA per Play against Mississippi State, despite their earlier success against Wyoming. This points to a defensive unit that may not be as solid as initially thought, especially when facing an offense like Texas State’s, which can exploit weaknesses in both the running and passing games. Moreover, playing in Texas State’s hostile home environment will be a challenge for ASU, as power conference teams rarely play true road games against Group of Five opponents. Ultimately, the combination of Texas State’s offensive firepower and the improving defense puts them in a strong position to pull off the upset. Arizona State’s reliance on the run and struggles in the passing game leave them vulnerable against a Bobcats team that has all the momentum. Expect Texas State to capitalize on their home field advantage and their offensive versatility to secure the outright win.

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